The Love that Never Ended

By Jevvy Love

Somethings will never leave you, they will follow you for the rest of your life, tormenting you from inside and out; you will try to find someone to blame, you will try to find an excuse, but it's you. I made my choice. I did.

Daniella is 19 years old, who have experienced more than a 29-year-old would. In a very short story, you will come face to face with Daniella's greatest regret.

A little author's note:
This is the first book that I am publishing on my own. A little warning before you start reading, I use a unique punctuation that I created and that I felt would enhance your experience reading the book. An example is, the dashes (-) I use the dashes as a form of interruption, of either thought, or in between dialogue; it could be seen as a moment of hesitation, or pause in thought, inner conflict. Another thing is my use periods (.) I definitely do not use them the way you're supposed to use too; but once again, I did it because I felt that it would enhance your experience, and make you feel like you are right there next to the character.

I really hope you enjoy this book.
Thank you for your support, it means the world to me!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: May 14, 2020
• ISBN: 9781716931123

Book preview

~~~~~~1~~~~~~

I can't do this anymore! I yell and go to pull the door handle, but I'm instantly pulled back by a strong pair of hands.

Let go me! I say yanking my hands from his and taking a firm stance.

Excuse me? He takes a step forward with his stare drilling holes in me and my stance only becomes more firm. Don't you dare speak to me this way, my dad says.

I turn my stare to my mother, and she looks devasted and worried and sorry all at once and my heart breaks. I turn to my father and he looks like he's in control and that makes me smile. I turn around chuckling and start walking back towards my car. 

"I thought we raised you better than this Danyella-

-After you became buddies with those groups of friends and got together with that delinquent little boy, I don't know who my baby girl is anymore."

His words cause me to stop and turn on my heels. I walk back towards him and stop so that we are no more than five inches apart.

You. know. Nothing. About. Me!

You think you have it all figured out huh? 

You really think you know me? I laugh.

For goodness sake, you're barely home to know what my favorite meal is! 

What's my favorite color? Huh? Silence. 

"Okay, okay, that wasn't fair, I'll give you an easy one. What was the